Vascular surgery involves treating blood vessel disorders outside the heart and brain. It's needed for blocked arteries, varicose veins, aneurysms, or poor circulation. Early intervention can prevent strokes, limb loss, or organ damage.

No. While they often appear unsightly, varicose veins can lead to pain, swelling, ulcers, or clots if untreated. Minimally invasive procedures at Bhanavi Hospital treat both the symptoms and their underlying cause.

Peripheral Arterial Disease restricts blood flow to the limbs, causing pain and increased risk of ulcers or gangrene. It is a progressive disease that requires prompt vascular evaluation, lifestyle changes, and sometimes surgery.

Aneurysms are often silent and found via ultrasound or CT scans. If large, they can rupture and become life-threatening. Treatment involves surgery or EVAR to reinforce the vessel wall and prevent rupture.

Yes. Vascular intervention improves blood flow to affected limbs, promoting healing. Early diagnosis and coordinated care between vascular surgeons and wound specialists can significantly reduce amputation risks.

EVAR (Endovascular Aneurysm Repair) is a minimally invasive method where a stent is placed through small incisions to reinforce an aneurysm. It offers shorter recovery, fewer complications, and is ideal for high-risk patients.